Integrating Latino Immigrants in New Rural Destinations

Heather Koball, Randy Capps, William Kandel, Jamila Henderson and Everett Henderson

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Abstract: This brief quantifies the process of Latino immigrant economic and social integration in new rural destinations, showing that immigrants in new rural destinations are more often male and young.

Keywords: Latino Immigrants; Rural Communities; Family and Communities; Rural Areas (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 5
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